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The 2023 Canadian Wilderness Stewardship Program Summit

Katarina GravesFebruary 24, 2023News & Updates

The 2023 CWSP Regional Summit was recently held on the Land of the Buffalo, in Kananaskis Country.

Government of Alberta announces $8 million in public funding to OHV groups for trail maintenance and expansion

Katarina GravesFebruary 23, 2023News & Updates

An astounding $8 million in public funds will go to two off-highway vehicle (OHV) groups

Montreal had its “Paris Moment,” and now the real work begins.

Katarina GravesJanuary 4, 2023News & Updates

Here’s how Alberta could play a huge role in global conservation.

Our 2022 Annual Report is out now

Katarina GravesDecember 14, 2022News & Updates

Celebrating all that we did to steward a future for Alberta’s wild spaces and species in 2022

New poll reveals Albertan’s attitudes towards parks and protected areas in direct opposition to recent ministerial changes

Katarina GravesNovember 14, 2022News & Updates

The majority of Albertans think that not enough land is protected in the province.

Government of Alberta’s Decision to Merge Ministries of Parks and Forestry an Alarming Development

Katarina GravesOctober 26, 2022News & Updates

October 26, 2022Calgary | Mohkinstsis CPAWS Northern and Southern Alberta are deeply alarmed about the changes to parks management announced this past week by the … Read More

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Navigating nature with a disability

Katarina GravesSeptember 22, 2022Blog, Education, News & Updates

When I was eight, I ventured barefoot into a grove of trees behind my parents’ house in southern Saskatchewan

New directive results in changes to Provincial Parks Act

Katarina GravesSeptember 15, 2022News & Updates

Yesterday, Alberta Environment and Parks has made its first use of the new provisions brought in by Bill 21, the “Red Tape Reduction Statues Ammendment Act,” by introducing a Provincial Parks General Directive.

CPAWS Southern Alberta’s Education Program Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Katarina GravesSeptember 2, 2022Blog, News & Updates

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society’s Southern Alberta chapter is celebrating 25 years of delivering award-winning outdoor learning and environmental education to students, seniors, faith … Read More

Okay. Now. Here. Find your sit spot.

Katarina GravesAugust 23, 2022Blog, Education, News & Updates

A sit spot is a space outdoors where you and your senses can intermingle. It’s a place outside that is all your own that is close, comfy, and constant. What does your sit spot look like?

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CPAWS Southern Alberta acknowledges that they work in the traditional territories of the Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), comprised of the Siksika, Kainai, Piikani, and Amskapi Piikani First Nations; the Tsuut'ina First Nation; the Îyârhe Nakoda, including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations; the Ktunaxa Nation; and the Otipemisiwak Métis Nation of Alberta. Today, southern Alberta is home to Indigenous people from all over North America.

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